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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
NE NEWSPAPER WORLD

H""pft" - he title Of new eight-page weekly Just
N"ttc IN This city. u aims TO AnercanZe the Hunga
"hs living ia the United states aud al the same time
pr''orv" Their Interest IN the iatherand by supply
Tug Them With Trustworthy news from Hungary
Inc first number OF The Columbia Lar Tinrs ia vol
phteo ana contains much matter Of al interest 10
'lcns q" the schools OF law and political science.
u0 numbers will contain contributions from pro,pi-
KAT wrists AMI :uli reports OF law lectures
ne N'" Ig.s Weekly Currtm 10 q new sirteen-paes
Ntal~r which gives IN convsBisnt forn record Of
nasemcnts. With comprehensive time tables OF water
"-'ss ana railroads.
~. hs Eeeming Herald. Of NewBritaia, Conn, new ap
.hm II new dress ard improved FORM IL has twenty.
"s'oAf columns in place OF forty ght short ones and
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SUI AGAINST 4 DEuocRAIIcLIHrLLER

TRESrDS, oct. 3 tSpectlA.-Ntyor Ma-oN'u has IN
su'ed SUIT for libel FOR 10000 asainst Joseph J.
Mar Editor and proprietor OF me TyCni1n I7'c 4n'rl
ca. the organ Oh the Democratic party in the state.
severa! weeks The paper gave publicity 10 reports
which nad been circulated about Mayor Mcgowan and
which were shown to false For TINS Mayor Mcgowan
procured Mars arrest aud then sought 10 have MIN in
dcted by the Grand Jury, which acjoarued his week
without taking action. Yesterday - editorial
the the paper srd mat Grand
Jurors vino KNEW tau most about Mcgowan ami Il :
acts did those u male pIbnc III crlu-
mai pro WhicI the train wOud he pcdird a.
l-tlncdiIOn iOI tue alleged hpeL" Mayor Mayo an IS
te l.t srpublcJu Mayor BE- elected Trenton IN
many years and l> character stands hh IN the comnU-
my. Ibe pubic sentiment IS wholly on his SIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

Cheese dali New York Full Crsan. ll'4@l2c ohis
Flats Choice. &c; do. Fair TO Prime 10h1
Eess were frm active. Pennsylyania nrsts at 23e;
ohis ant ether Western II pc Pstresun7o
Aosi test bba sc suEar-Rsnned weaker Grsnuatsd
at SIC. colt,,ttbisrf At 5tc Pswdered AZ
per ton. R.ceipts~FIour 2soo bDls. wheat 7loo
bush. Corn 5000 bush oats 81 500 bush rye ....
bush. sShipments-fou e.. bush Wheat 1900 0ush
Corn 6.5u0 Data 400 bush.
ST LoUIs. Oct 2a--Fioor was dull. but steady and
unchanged Family 81 s.: choc: $? 900 81 Fancy
Wheat opened nrm. closed steady Ma Red cash ia
72c October 72sc; November :2lsc: December closing
73hc Nav closing SOasc.. Corn firm. Irregular cash
39.c October 80 &c; November closing 3s May closing
Al Oats steady. C2sh 25c october - qc Nsvem
Der 2t'ac Hav weaker Prime Timothy s2 b0dsl5 5O
l6c Butter firm and unchanged. Creamery 22e26c
barry l6d22c. sees. CsrEheaI was steady at 81 20.
Whisksv steady at 81 Sd. Provisions were hrmer
PORK cured Sl3. Lsrn SO 81 40 prvsa Meats
box ed Shoulder. s5ab l2 Long Clear ST ~ 75 Coar
Rios Sc Is snos Clear at s. S Baco Goa
Ribs 81 rs. shsrt Clear 81 % Hams SD 0Oal4 90
Rscepts - Flour 5000 bbis Wheat 50 0O8 BASH Corn
As 900 oats 900 ys 900 bush Barley 1000
Lash Shipments Flour 5000 obls Wheat 1000 bush
Corn 10000 bush oats 5000 sush Rye LOU sush
Barley bush.
ToLEDo. Oct 2a.-Wheat firm Cash. Nov. 77c December
7Sasc Nav ~ Corn active steady Cash ~ 1c
Cash - %. Rrcepts-Whcat 10000 bush Corn 1000
bush Clovcrsecl 100 bags Oat, 1000 BUSH Shipmens-
Wheat $4,000 bnsL Corn 1000 bush Oats 5000 bush
Cloverseed $50 bags.
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. Oct %. Sugar steady. Spanish gold. 2i210
2i2't Exchange quiet but firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

The against Paul Brs propretorof the "siver
Gr" 80 ~ siIihave. which Was entered by cap am
Reilly and MS ~ th- Nineteenth Precinct last sat
urday night and IIino and y TIRES OF MS patrons ar
rested called n he special Sessions Court ye~icr
day. The first witness Detective James Reilly. who
testified that ho h-d frequently seen women OF n"'oii-
onsy bad character 20 there and get drunk Thieves
rcsorc To place sai and frequent hgnts occurred
here Women OF dlsso.uie character sat there WIN
men, drask, SACKED and frequently swOre. Captain
Reilly followed aud gave tue pace a bad cndidClci
BIisne, who put On the stand III his own benl SAID
h. place conducted on strict moral pihclcs 10
admitted that Dad women cane to M, place to cat but
isr other purpose Pierre La roI, steward oil mo
Coleman lOsc. testified O" ths good character OF Brsmc
aud The Grin {. " Williams. manager Of Browns thpp
House, gave similar testimony justices ford. smith
AMI Murray put their heads together Tor aDsut hNs
n iButss aud then declared Paul Brsne MOI guilty.
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INDEMNITY MONEY RETURNED.

WAsnINGTON, Oc 2s.Ths Secretary OF state i in re-
cept OF note from the Chinese Minister here. return
ing by direction OF his Government, portion OF tnc
Rock Springs indemnify, lately appropriated 10y Con
gtess which represented the amount OF all c!Gi ns.
that In the final distribution of the appropriation, hv0
been ascertaned to he Implications NJ bayaM ~.
appropriated acknowledged honorable action OF lie
chinese Government, and the amount refunded WILL
be covered into the liessury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

she mas GOOD MEN TO VOUCH FOR mr.
IIcariotia schwartz, money exchange broker. !oins
business and living at No 9iG Broadway arcagned
yesterday the jefferson Market Police Court
a charge OF breach OF the peace Norah McKenna, whs
has adres%makiag establishment en- tho second floor,
directly underneath the rooms occupied by Miss
Schwartz. appeared as complainant Miss Mckcnna
claimed that Miss schwartz general nuisance In
the house that she swept the dirt oil her landing the
Moor below that she used the most poane language and
that had torn about dozen signs of the wall and
m0lished them. Ten young and three men cor
tied Miss Mckenna. Miss schwartz said that IL was
all conspiracy 10 rob her OF her good She said
she could prove good character by referring TO many
prominent business men one OF her references was
Emigration Commissioner stcpheasoa. who was present
court On being sworn lie testified that lie had known
Mise sch fer four lie had had business deal
jncs with her and respected her rs bright young bust
ness woman. Justice German parocd Miss schwartz on
her o rn recogniza ncc aad reserved his decision.
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N4EyyG SIRE or ms IDENTITY.

from 1rxdS - rfDss
Not many weeks since liiile girl received visit
rom she had beyer before hut had heard
much about. He was known TO her - "Uncle Benny'
~ the close o. her customary evening PRAYER she said
Hod bless mamma. papa and Tommy and Uncle
I'nhy ihen. after pause. she added. bod his other
Lame is liopkinsi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
roma 4 BEER SIGv AND ApARE0r

SImo years ago, when there about be
NOT coutc-t in the tenth ard the Assessor Of ono
~ the di, iSluns at a loss for further to
swell hi. list with. Coming - a beer saloon which
had a swinging sign outside with tho portrait Of
King CanlbrinuS upon II and pO ra'rOt IN lis cage
Inside the sworn assessor actually PLACID John
taWhIinl. and Pcfo Folly upon the list. Tax re
fcims were bought for those names aud they were
voted To- upon election day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

CHARGING MS STEWARD WfTH THEFT
Richard Meares, proprietor OF the Hotel Royal al r'
tich-st aud sixth appeared rs complainant al Jc
fsrson Market Police Court yesterday against jacob d"
Ripper age thrty-ivc. of No. AZ East Eighty siNthst
Mr. Meares that Van Ripper three years prior 10
March 1881. steward ia his employ. anu tat Wv"
Ing that time he la stolen $1,000 Van Ripper ueihahu
cd examination which set down for November :
and released 5000 bail.
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A HIGH NAVY OFFICIAL FROM JAPAN.

WA-nINGrOS. oct 2S-Commandant Belsnap OF tho
Mare Island Cal, Navy Yard. reports To the Navy De
par;Iuent that Nscount kabayaa, Under secretary OF
,he japanese Navy with The rank OF Admiral, arrived
az Francisco Wednesday, and would be received
III the Navy Yard day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

WA-HINGroN. Oct. 2s.-Applcatons for prepayment
a interest were received al ;hc Treasury Depa ment 10
day on registered bands amounting 10 100000 making
the tot 81 10 date $50, T29.1OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

wo ought be anxious TO encourass untred limo
walton IN cases doubtful improvement For quate OF
century Dr sAges Caarrh Remedy has been DO me pun
lie aud test and pronounced
the most bio remedy dsasro-aOe alsdy Thou
sands OF 80 cents per bottle By
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

WA>lI>GTo>, oct 9-.-1hc secretary Of The Treasury
today approved The recommendation Of Collector Ma
gone for dismissal Of thirty three clerks II the New
York Custom House whe had twice failed 10 pass the
Civil service examination lOr promotion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

DR. HALL TALKS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS.
The Young Mems Christian Association Rooms. In
Twenty Thirdst. well filed with young men last
evening when the students Of Columbia College, the
Univsrsity Of the City OF New York. Packards Business
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fe9al EotieeA
COMPETITIVE

COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS ron
" THE STATE SERVO E.-Competitiye examinations
for POSITIONS service viii TO held IS follows FOR
ar.t ,rcond and third cerkships and similar posi-
lions typewriters messengers @c Al Al
bany Auburn BuGhant"n. Brooklyn; bnnalo flmira Gen
esae Ithaca jamestown Midtlctowu Newbnrgh,
Sew York OgdensDurgh. Pattsbursh poughkeepse Hoch
e.rr 81 racuse Utica Waterown aud Whitehall on tues
day Noveaber Is III O'Clock a For retrrniatorv
az Film, ra day and hour All applications for
lin on Ia lie be made the blank
forms by commissioners No application will
nn rrcetve after November apple
other necessary information apply by mall TO tho Secret
of the state CyH Service Commission. Albany.
Nv order OF tho Newyork State CIVIL Service Commission
WILLIAM POTTS.
Chief Examiner.
Albany Y. Y, Oct 20 1887.
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financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
MAIN LINE BONDS:
Central Iowa Railway.

The application tho OF sale having been do
cstei and tie Of the line having been set by tho court
for November next this committee appointed under ths
reorganization agreement dated NowYOrk May II. 1887
hereby gives notice:
!. That Line Bonds be deposited with tho Mer
camille Trust Company up to and including November T.
.. That after that and November o. at II
o'clock such bonds DO deposited upon payment at
time OF deposit Of dollars each bond and not other
Dated. Nev.Yotk. October 20 1887.
HOWARD PERKINS, jr, EDWARD +. CHASE.
RUSSELL SAGE. CHARLES g. ALLEN,
GILES T.. TAINTOR, JAMES THOMSON.
SIMON BORG, HORACE J. MORSE.
HouihOl,sTs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

Flour In fair inquiry with price. steady aud unhAn="l
A, last quoted hoco to Fancy WINTER Patents - p!
% Southern winters - tuEs -. Michigan AL
W.consi Winter. 90 F4t To hOicc seconds = 90
ass. hoics fAncV Minnesota VAisnl, - tJ~t -
lOEA go Mnu"'o4 Eaker- IN 'AcA'
Medium ChO &C 'lf springs - 49, - 10Y
"fade Spriug, - aodk 20 H'7 f"n' ID u"''''' , w
ThsCa,hufi.c wsroa. folpr, ~. SpriIf Nhrat ~
52,,o No ; spunE Wheat Atbt-c 80 hoi Al
2 corn al .c NO ,lAts, - - .---
40 rye u &c ..... No. Barley i2c.-No fl-h 80
VI Prme Timothy seed : ~ .---.H,-s '"i <
psr mi slJ oO larl uer 700 10 - jj. short Ep
;idc, 50 - by ~aitsl ~noni-r' boxed - 20
uI,s- good, nor gallon ~ 40 .SngAi-Int LOAF &C.
Gt.uul.fra % - STANDARD A"
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Nv LllIE STAR LINE

M ~ ! !. = VA LINZ.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOr.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAI. STEAMERS.
RNITANNrC, Capi FArscll Wednesday. Nov. =. q a. N
CELTIC capt Irving ......... ~incsay. Nov !? IL a. m
GE RNA 10 can't t'"idel W. SOW -, . 4 ~.
ApEIITIC capt Cameron Wednesday Nov. % noon
White star DOCK. foot OF West lotn-s1 $500.
- md 500 Return 'tckeb
o. NV orahe terms steerace the old Country.
800 Second red fhese steamers
rate D AT 80 nj - t0r Inspection oi
Al rroaiwiy New.York. J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

College and the College Of the City OF NswYorf wore
the guests the Tweuty-thirdst. Branch Professor
Jasper T. Goodwin OF Columbia College. introduced tue
speaker OF the evening tho Rev. Dr. John HAL chshce
lor OF the University Refreshments aud singing OF col
lsge filled pleasant evening and the students ae
parted we'll pleased with their entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

THE CHARGE or MrRDEE MIDh MN BASHFCL.
The steamer Comal. whose chief engineer, William X
Mccullough IL accused the murder OF John II. era
ham, one OF the coal pasers arrived from Galveston yes
tcrdAy Mccullough at secretly and cap
tain Rusk ami others OF the crew denied any knowledge
Of his home address Of where lie was, further than
that no had been suddenly spirited away. After being
strd at Galveston lie admitted TO bail ~ TJhOO
Five OF the crew were held Witnesses. MCtulnngD
has been known quiet and mOrnslve Sud II -
not believed that he Is IN responsible iOr Ora
hams death, nut he and hi4 friends canfull' guarded
him making any statement last night Inc CoInil
Will return to Galveston To-Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

Two HOLDERS OF MOBILE AND ONO De-
BENTURE BONDS Parties interested IN the aop %,
are reouestei 10 tho ONCE OF JoStf II
WaIKTRt sons Mills Builiug to JON IN some plan u
promote their interests
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CHASING 4 suA wL.IHIEF rP BRoADWtY

=
Mrs. Ruth ID. Draper. wife Of Dr. william II. Draper
OF 80 10 East Forty sevenhsc about dusk on Thurs
day evening aishcd from nor private Al Twcu-
tysecONd-st and IOaduay TO enter store. leaving her
caAel'- hair shawl valued at ~ 30 the carriage
Thomas Moran twcpty four. IA taansr who HNcs
SO 100 PARK ita abDed 10 aul ran BrOai say
sued by cotchnau. large Nd joiucd IN
the chase and after lively al several blocks The
tuicf captured by officer Foster u the Brosi~I
squad. During the chase 1Oran threw away the shawl.
which recovered Moran pleaded .ulliy a. the Jrnrr
Market Police Court yese day and was cOnnittd
the Ionbs 1" await tus In the court or Genera
Se .iou IA 5000 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

Is sdi,ss Fts.k L BlanehSrd promises hereafter
that the aim Of The Herald will Be 70 make Itself
Newspaper In every sense"
Buffalo has new illustrated msnthly humorous pub
lication called Drift. which is under the editorial
agsnent Of b. II. Cssgrove
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a GT.A~NOW VIA NOV LLt -ION,T"NV' ~!
From pist Il. ' T.. -; u Lery"SL
t-.font. Ocf - &, m p.yonla.... Nov. -. ~. n.
Anch5ria ... Nov ; 81 Furne.sa Nov. -. > a m.
EAte,b pt..tssts t;i.sgDv. p-rrg l;erDop IN So
CA,u So AMI 50 ~.sDl l-cllss, SD ,t>srtsa SD
Drafts i,sIed any amount tcnrrent rates 49,.
TFNDERSON BtOIHER~. : Bowling Green. NewYOrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

PREPARING FOR THE FISlIERlES NEGOTIATIONS.
WASHINGTON, oct 2S.-MesSIs Angel aud futnam.
the fisheries negotaiors have returned 10 Washington
frequent consultation with Secretary Bayari
regarding the approaching negotiations The English
commissioners expected here about the cad OF the
first week In November instructions will be given 70
the United states Customs officers extend the
m.sioners the courtesics usually accorded to visiting
pomats In the matter Of free admission OF personal
effects etc. the present estion 10 have The se
gotators meet In the depart building and toe large
room the Secretary Office known ne The dipom tc
receptonroOn, Will he set apart for their consultation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29

tho Proncs Ecnaas' 'nay tn. @gsr pss s ,y w.,
I7p9Isc
OF ssSar Gs .d E.%y 81 i,s $780, go.
Is,ce,pi, 1000 .liuwsnt' 900 on'h Corn va,
steady. ~. M.'eI a. 20 0"I, LILY Tors VIZ,
cui at si4oa -ro ya' nm At 70 80 bHls M s,,
ss, w. =, sn,,b.a .ood. On me Sal, 81 81
i7@isc ea,et tsr. Mers su',, l.e ~ ~
irn Common S %" .na sn - jea,a 80 rass,as .ni
i.aieeeT! ,. 5oa'4 10 Receipts 1900 neal '"'0"'H''
DETROIT oct. ~ -whcu-vo white cash 7s'.c bid
40 c ' VA, %e'' Corr - g. SIiSOr' oa.
5u ss oi no. oc %" Ss.a SOT Gs. $50 bush '
Iy",y,r?"' o9, .. wh'31 ag% lid ''sf O"c'r" was
miLw.rkny oct 2s-foar strong Whoa aroo cs'n
1s So''Cs. 1'S nay wS axe" rs % I've urn
y. 80 Barley lover no Csc c rls,''sn' an T
rs ? .s c n.i a. DSrr IS" nts
fresh ls>a cheese ansL Cne,ns,, ~ &c ''-
loooo 3 ~ p @ So''
Nav ,SlS 80 XorncTp october s'qc. Novem6er
ocio6,r C5Sc Noventr g. ?c D.eembsr % 'e way
- 2seta 30 ' i,cccip;'- wheat zis9oo bush. Flour
49,. DDl, shipments Wheat 5000 BUSH Flour @o'''o
M' .:a gis:s lower ey N' fm WIZ No.
: G5ic Whi,ss' nrn-wine' 81 % spirit. - o.
i Col $4,000 lush. oats 5OOOO Dusl-
ityo .... bush. Barley 600 BUSH
L.prrrnr, oct 2s-Flsur. market aniet but steady
Western and rsnnvlvanii Snporhn, ~ 20 81 70 40
A. n. Ertr. g. 7JDsBOl Pennsvlv1na famiJ ~ QUO
Stj5 Roller Prooes, ~ OODH - psa"Ao
Family 40 Cloar So cOdSt lO 10
- 1874 2j Indiara Clear s3eua+ lO 60 suHfhi - ~
81 .5 QUE southern Illinois GEAR - wa 81 oiae
n. straight 81 lOa425 WINTER Wheat fatent Fst 70
Cho,c, =. % 80 Minnesota Dttsrf csr 81 OoHft @J
IA ~ ,tr,snt 81 81 81 60 Minnesota Patents fair 10
choice ,47.a 81 kys Flour SIS % per batro -.
neal market nrm advanced 80 &C; demand lght;
and IN 20th ST. elevator soc no
RED for Octsber s3c. 10 for November o5s4ooci
do for December ~ c; do for January
Corn market Tor options ruled steady spot lois lower
No z Mixed for October 81 662c. do Tor November
5Oa5lc; December t94ai9'.c, January tv'sd f'..
OATS market spot lots lu and barely stsih. s"os u
Rejected White sc; Ungradrd White ~ @d3f &c: 40
White onotdd SO d3ic. No White p+@5'ri .not1 w
36c FnIures wero auieI, but steady NJ" " NE n
crmber Jjta36c. do January 80 a 36sc retl'oss ,
Whltr LarIy Rose bush oS2 w. 40 an s,1
az a65c, durbanks choice 6sc.i Ear 10 Coon w o's.
vapIa Mixed G3c swrets pms NY pe.
ba.ke ~ IOc do down Jersey ~ d'oc n
staay Reef city family 81 5O0St % 40 packvtt " az
81 30 SMOKED Besf lJ@ltct Beef na"' -. &c a. "a
rorx ,nes. SIS 80. Vrias mess no" sicov
DO ,iy sis 90 40 Hams smoked "a FAC ~
urI m L., 10 NC clear ribDe IN SAT- ". a I'VE ~
sm,l ,d 10 10 , shoulder, IN drv SAT- ul' cue o@o 10
do smokei CLa7c Shoulders. pickle cured oT@
~ nm 10 smoked 74a>c. Bellies In pickle.
,9v ~ 70 10 40 s7'9G Il butchers oose
a., ,ua IL Batter nrm-Pcnn.vivania creamery fttrA
2.a ..c Westsrn' ieAmerv kIf. - koc. ~ y ann ~
T. Cr.amers Extra 25G2ic. Packing butter io@l-e'
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NORDDEUrSCHER LLOYD s.: co.

~ SHORT ROUTE 60 LDND ~. -
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
steamers sail from mars tot 9isi.. tiOOjksl.
FAST EMPRESS SrEAMEiS
Fme sat oct 20 3 D. H. Ems Wet Nov. 9 II a m
Ai,rr Wet nov , u a. n l.. Ter at. Nov. II >; - p n.
W.rrl-u No ,. BD2 M iTafr.... Wet Nov. - d An
Fr,tt'lb.u - All lpvtrib 'fr,L t,f'n1t - ''.''
Secsul L. tbil. So bsrtI S.cerlge AZ loveNritst
DELRINIIS & -. W. > B1vlng irslh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
NOVEMBER INVESTMENTS.

Atchisou Topeka and santa Fc ist Mort. Gold -,
1899.
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton LIST Morr. Us and
~ 1905.
Duluth md Manitoba LIST Mort. Gold g., 1896
Guar Northern Pac)
Illinois Central Middle Div.) LIST Mort Is 1oII
Della and Hudson Canal Penn Diy) LIST Nor -,
1917
snndusky. Mansfield aud Newark U.akc Erie Div. H..
and o. 81 Merit -, 1909
Now York Lack and Western II Wort 6s. 1921
Pii-burg and Western 1si Merit Gold l.. 1917
Chic Iyurl. and Quincy Isl Mort. y, lob
Cleveland aud Piitsburg lst Mort Us, 1872.
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. DvEpTIsEuENTS FOR THE NEW

~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT TIL n
TPIOWN OFFICES. No. LBS Broadway, corner lhirty
nrst ST. until $50 broadway between Twenty second
ana twenty third until p m 500 West lwentythlr
81 corner Eighth ave 1872 S1thave 1853 Fourtha'e cor
ncT Fourteenth 700 Third corner fOrtyst'eh'ns~s
lOO7 Thiriaye. sixteth SO
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OFFENSIVE PARrIsAXs IN A QUANDARy

WASHINGTON. oct. 2s tSpccdO.-The clerks IN the Gov
eminent employ who anxious TO contribute 10 the
campaign fund Of the Democratic party are puzzled 10
know what to do There report This morning to
the effect that they intended TO address communication
10 tho Attorney General asking FOR opinion to their
righ 70 contribute to uersons other than Government
EMPLOYEES. The AttOrncy-C cncr& when asked about
the matter SAID
" can only give an opinion when called upon by the
President heads OF departments II the clerks should
ask for opinion could not grant it,.
Well what will he effect OF the Presidents con
trIbntinnf
E" have no opinion. must not think anything about
the matter until called 10y the proper Officers.
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n..i Ordinary .... 1916 Lew Iidiiiug...... 10
e. sot or n Tv


The market or future deliveries opened al an advance 90
qo,u. pr oc tob.r ia, linz 81 polnis on oihrr
n" ~ aud closing figures rcpTe'cniei doiiho o.